Bonneville County Sheriffs Office

The Bonneville County Sheriff's Office is a government agency located in Idaho Falls, Idaho. The office employs 40 people and generates an annual revenue of $100 million. The Bonneville County Sheriff's Office provides a wide range of law enforcement services to the residents of Bonneville County and surrounding areas, including the cities of Ammon, Iona, Swan Valley, and Irwin. Their responsibilities encompass operating the Bonneville County Jail, managing Driver's License and Civil Divisions, and providing Court Security and Bailiff services at the Bonneville County Courthouse. Additionally, they conduct Search and Rescue Operations across the 1,900 square miles of East Idaho, utilizing a team of over 40 volunteer SAR members. Beyond typical law enforcement duties, the Bonneville County Sheriff's Office is deeply involved in the community. Their jurisdiction covers a diverse area, stretching from the Idaho National Laboratory to the Wyoming border, encompassing notable landmarks like the South Fork of the Snake River, Palisades Reservoir, and Ririe Reservoir. To learn more about the Bonneville County Sheriff's Office, visit their website at bonnevillesheriff.com.